Word: kenly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...counting heavily on his stern powerhouse to deliver the goods tomorrow. Stroke John Chandler, who moved up from the J.V.'s, and Captain Dick Hunneman, veteran of several Harvard Varsities, supported at 6 by Bob Funk-houser, form a formidable combination. Bowman Bill Stiles, also a Varsity veteran, Ken McAfee at 5, John Kettele at 2, and cox Dan Paul are all left from last spring's Varsity...
Punting practice has occupied the time of several members of the team during the past week. Wally Trumbull, Bill Jenkins, Ken Brown, and Walt Coulson have shown the most talent among the prospective booters. Coulson, Freshman baseball star, was moved up to the first squad as an end this week, and thus may follow in the footsteps of the famed Loren MacKinney, first string wingman on the 1940 team, who moved into the backfield to get off 65 yard kicks...
Chet Pierce, Fresh star, and Bud Thurman, another newcomer, hold down the tackle slots, with Bill Sweeney and Ted Woggan available as substitutes. Ed Davis and Wally Mroz, both hard-hitting vets, are the guards, while Bill Regan and Warren Proudfoot will be the replacements. "Rocky" Jim Crane, Ken Brown, and Bob Rhodes are the first three centers, in that order
Several candidates for the starting lineup performed well enough in recent scrimmages to give them a definite edge over all other competitors for their respective positions. At the backfield posts, Bill Jenkins, Ken Brown, and Carl Lindblad were the stars; while Paul Garrity and Roscoe Hankin, both experienced performers and contenders for the running spot, were prevented by Navy obligations from being at some of the workouts but are still in the thick of the fight for positions in the backfield...
...Unsat's. The social scene was highlighted by the Ladies Radio Research Laboratory dance at the Arlmont Country Club. The soiree was very much enjoyed by all middies invited. We didn't know technicians could be so human. Red Naddy, John Miller, Rudy Mooller, Al Ogden, Ken Mills and Ray "leather lunged" Wible with his marks and ribbons dominated the scene from the dance floor. Other parts of the Club were too dark for purposes of identification. Besides, we don't carry double indemnity these days...